Trends in competition in the United States: what does the evidence show?
Has the United States economy become less competitive in recent decades? One might think so based on a body of research that has rapidly become influential for...
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Has the United States economy become less competitive in recent decades? One might think so based on a body of research that has rapidly become influential for...
We are pleased to present the latest edition of CRA’s IP Literature Watch. This issue contains pieces on antitrust & IP, licensing, litigation, innovation, law...
CRA is a proud sponsor of the conference. Andrea Asoni is a panelist during the session titled “Merger Enforcement: New Guidelines, HSR Process Revamp”...
CRESSE Conferences deal with Competition and/or Regulation issues with emphasis on the policy relevance of recent research. CRA is a proud sponsor of the...